76 Days

Compelling and surprising, 76 Days is a seemingly apolitical yet oddly sanitised fly-on-the-wall documentary that puts you on the front lines of an eerily well-managed response to the coronavirus outbreak.

...crucially, there’s also an element of hope and even humour in this affecting tribute to healthcare workers everywhere.

...a potent human-interest story, and a portrait of a city under siege.

This intimate documentary, shot during lockdown in Wuhan, measures the human cost of the coronavirus pandemic.

In its quiet, apolitical observation, 76 Days points to a complete failure – not only of the Trump administration to get a handle on this public health disaster, but of the American press.

...chronicles the chaotic start of the COVID-19 outbreak.